Beta spun in perfect unison with Ninety, cutting down undead with their twin katanas. They decided to save their limited amount of ammo as a last resort. Ellex and Liv used the majority of their psionic powers, saving the others to take over for them once they became too mentally weak to continue with that approach. They never stopped moving, for fear that they would become trapped with so many undead alerted to their presence. Vee was still able to fight, even with her computer alerting to her to any changes in their route every few minutes, but Beta was unwilling to take a chance that she would be distracted even for a second. It was hours until they finally reached their destination, having to skirt the blast radius and countless other roadblocks. By this time, everyone of them could feel the physical and mental strain.
"There!" Vee shouted, pointing to the tall chain-link fence across the street where they were positioned. Beta quickly took in the barbed wire and multiple layers of fence - it was too high and wide even for them to jump over without getting caught up in the wires - that is, without any help. Unfortunately, they were all too mentally drained to summon any more psionic blasts without making them too weak to fight - all except for Vee.
"Start making your way to the fence - Vee, you are with me!" Beta shouted, holstering her Katanas, and ran full speed at the fence, Vee a few feet behind her. Her muscles were burning as she dodged a few undead in the street. At the last second, right in front of the fence, Beta reached up to two of her throwing stars and threw them out to her sides, taking out two undead who were ambling toward her. Then she spun and knelt, holding out her hands cupped in front of her. Vee, understanding her intention, didn't stop running - she stepped up into her cupped hands and the combined force of Vee and Beta pushing against each other propelled Vee up and over the fence, to land safely on the other side. "Vee now!" Beta shouted. Vee's eyes dilated and a whoosh of psionic power blew through the fence, throwing the undead immediately surrounding the clones to the ground. Beta motioned to the other three girls.
"Hurry!" One after the other, Liv, Ellex and Ninety ran to Beta, who acted as human leverage, propelling them all safely over the fence. But as Ninety ran to Beta, two undead reached for her. Beta pulled her twin guns from her holsters and knelt, taking aim. "Go!" She shouted, pulling the triggers. The two undead men jerked as the bullets ripped through their brains. At the same time, Ninety never faltered - she ran to Beta, stepping first on her bent knee, then on her shoulder, jumping upwards. She almost didn't make it - she had to grab the second layer of fence with her hands to clear it. The short haired clone grimaced as the sharp wires tore at the meat of her hands, and she landed with a tumble. She stood, holding her bloody hands, but she ignored them, turning to look back through the fence. "Cover her!" Liv shouted, and as one, all of the clones except for Ninety pulled their guns from their holsters and fired through the fence.
Beta felt the bullets fly around her, striking any undead that were getting too close. Beta turned, holstering her weapons, taking off along side the fence as the clones cleared her path. She was aiming for the tall brick tower that bisected the wire fence. Beta gritted her teeth as bits of brain matter and blood hit her arm. One particularly tall and burly zombie lurched towards her, standing in front of part of the two feet of tower jutting out from the fence. At the last minute, Beta leapt in the air, using the undead's body as a step. Her foot connected with the tower wall and she used the momentum to run as hard and fast as she could up the wall, smoothly pulling one of her metal batons from it's sheath -
- and just before she reached the apex of her ascent, she drove the baton into the wall. Concrete crumbled and gave way under the inhuman force of the strike, the baton lodging fast.
Beta gasped as the shock of the impact jarred her arm and then grunted as her body weight yanked her downwards, heels slamming into the wall. She looked down, well out of the reach of the undead, but still not high enough to clear the fence. Yet.
Inhaling deep, Beta pulled herself up with one arm, swinging her body up until she was perched on her baton for just long enough to push herself upwards and out, just clearing the tops of both fences. She rolled to a landing in front of her sisters, kneeling there for a moment to steady herself before standing slowly with the help of Liv. Ellex huffed as she unsheathed her katanas. "Show off."
"Don't be jealous," Liv said sweetly and Beta just shook her head with a wry smile. Vee motioned to all of them.
"Found a bird for us - Hanger 3." The group moved into the complex, every one of them ready to be away from the city. Ninety took point, ready to be the first to clear any threat to the group. Vee, followed right behind, looking up the specs to the aircraft in the hanger. Ellex flanked Ninety to the left, bits of blood and dirt streaked across her face. Liv brought up the rear, her auburn hair flying out behind her as she covered their backs. Beta, flanking Ninety to her right, felt the sunrise touch her face and glimpsed the glint of the ocean in the distance.